Wedding Venues in Swadlincote

A town in the furthest south east of Derbyshire, Swadlingcote borders Leicestershire and Staffordshire, and provides South Derbyshire brides and grooms seeking a civil licensed wedding ceremony venue or wedding reception venue with a number of options, from the Swadlincote Registration Office on Civic Way to quaint hotels situated in the national forest...

Brides and grooms planning a wedding in Swadlincote are able to take advantage of a number of beautiful venues, all of which bring the spectacular landscape of Derbyshire into their wedding day. Not least among these is the Sir John Moore Hall, a quirky heritage venue that has a Grade I listing and was commissioned by the local entrepreneur prior to his becoming London Mayor. Created in 1697 and built by Sir Christopher Wren, the was renovated in 2004 and can accommodate wedding receptions and civil licensed wedding ceremonies for up to 120 guests.

Less than 15 minutes away, Swadlincote's National Brewery Centre's Worthington Suite, Hop Garden for marquee weddings and Academia suite provides brides and grooms planning their wedding with a number of options for wedding reception or civil ceremonies. A conservatory and the Brewery Tap gardens provide a great backdrop for your wedding photographs no matter what the weather.

Swadlincote Marquee weddings can also be created at venues like Alrewas Hayes, a Grade II listed Queen Anne residence, whilst those seeking an al fresco ceremony should consider a wedding in the pretty grounds of Egginton Hall whose beautifully manicured grounds and lakeside location is the perfect spot to say your vows.

No matter where in or around Swadlincote you choose to marry, remember that UKbride has a database of civil licensed wedding venues or wedding reception venues, as well as a database of wedding dresses and the site also provides the ability to win a dream wedding once a year, or one of a number of monthly wedding prizes offered in conjunction with our prize partners from across the wedding industry.